300 fly-agents hooked up to Jev for parallel coding oversight
The author launched 300 fly-agents to write code and hunt bugs in parallel, with Jev validating traces and injecting the right pattern when agents hit complex logic, claiming all tasks finished in four minutes with zero errors.
launched a swarm of 300 fly-agents and hooked them up to Jev Right before the main execution, the agents took full control of the prep work. In less than two minutes, this digital swarm swept through gigabytes of legacy clutter, aggressively indexing and sorting through forgotten docs, raw notes, and archived codebases across all my directories Then the main dashboard exploded with activity. Three hundred autonomous threads went to work in parallel writing code, hunting bugs, and running edge-case tests. Whenever an agent stumbled on complex logic, Jev instantly stepped in, validated the trace, and injected the exact pattern needed. Zero loops, pure high-speed execution Exactly four minutes in, the terminal dropped to dead silence All 300 tasks completed. Zero errors. 100% test coverage I opened the repo to find a rock-solid architecture, flawless code, and a clean deploy. Closed my laptop with a smile, while the agents, under Jev’s oversight, were already drafting the technical roadmap for the next sprint Bookmark this before you build your next multi-agent workflow
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